新西兰官方现金利率 3.25%，预期 3.25%，前值 3.25%。 ...

新西兰联储：委员会讨论了本次会议的两种选项，一是将官方现金利率（OCR）下调25个基点至3%， 二是维持官方现金利率在3.25%不变。 ...

新西兰联储：新西兰经济复苏速度、通胀持续性和关税影响的进一步数据将影响官方现金利率的未来走 势。 ...

Group 1 - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand advocates for maintaining the official cash rate unchanged, highlighting a high level of uncertainty [1] - Recent inflation risks have been noted, suggesting that waiting until August may provide benefits [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) anticipates further reductions in the official cash rate if mid-term inflationary pressures continue to ease as expected [1] Group 1 - The RBNZ's outlook suggests a proactive approach to monetary policy in response to inflation trends [1] - The expectation of lower cash rates indicates a potential shift in the economic environment, which could influence investment strategies [1]

Core Viewpoint - ASB Bank of New Zealand now expects the official cash rate set by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to drop to a low of 3% [1] Group 1 - The forecast indicates a significant reduction in the cash rate, reflecting a shift in monetary policy [1] - This adjustment may impact borrowing costs and economic activity within New Zealand [1] - The anticipated rate cut aligns with broader economic trends and expectations for future inflation [1]

新华财经北京5月28日电（王姝睿） 新西兰联储日内降息25个基点，将政策利率从3.50%下调至3.25%， 此次降息已被市场充分定价，因此市场焦点转向官方现金利率（OCR）的未来路径。该央行表示，有 进一步降息的空间，以提振受到美国关税影响的经济复苏。 目前，新西兰联储利率处于中性区间。新西兰联储预计，到2025年9月官方现金利率为3.12%（此前预 测为3.23%）；到2026年6月官方现金利率将维持在2.87%（之前预测为3.1%）；到2028年6月官方现金 利率将维持在3.1%。有进一步适当降低官方现金利率的空间，现金利率预期显示至少将再降息25个基 点。 新西兰联储主席霍克斯比表示，官方现金利率的预测轨迹反映了全球通胀率下降。 一些经济学家警告称，新西兰经济复苏正受到威胁。经济复苏乏力，令新西兰政策制定者有空间维持宽 松倾向。新西兰联储在一份声明中表示："关税和海外政策不确定性的增加，预计将减缓新西兰的经济 复苏，降低中期通胀压力。委员会完全有能力对国内和国际形势作出反应，以维持中期价格稳定。" 新西兰联储委员会还注意到，自去年8月以来削减利率的全部经济影响尚未充分显现，除了美国关税政 策的规模和持续 ...

Core Viewpoint - New Zealand government bond yields have risen further following indications from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand that the Official Cash Rate (OCR) is now in a neutral range [1] Group 1 - The increase in bond yields reflects market reactions to the Reserve Bank's assessment of the OCR [1] - The Reserve Bank's statement suggests a shift in monetary policy stance, impacting investor expectations [1] - The neutral OCR indicates a balance between stimulating the economy and controlling inflation, influencing bond market dynamics [1]

Core Viewpoint - The global economy is facing significant uncertainty, as highlighted by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's Chair, Hawkesby [1] Group 1: Economic Outlook - The trajectory of the official cash rate reflects that global inflation is not as high as previously thought [1] - Future interest rate decisions will be contingent on evolving circumstances [1]

Core Viewpoint - The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has revised its forecast for the official cash rate, now expecting it to be 2.9% by September 2026, down from a previous expectation of 3.1% [1] Summary by Category - **Monetary Policy Outlook** - The official cash rate is projected to be 2.9% by September 2026, a decrease from the earlier forecast of 3.1% [1]